The BBC has discovered that counterfeit drugs are being sold openly in places such as car parks with adverts showing in shop windows. Drugs such as Kamagra, a copy of Viagra, are being sold even though, as the BBC reports, it is illegal to sell or advertise these fakes in the UK.

Counterfeit drugs are often found, on analysis, to contain dangerous chemicals. Substances as diverse as lead based road paint, boric acid and printer ink have been found in these fakes. The BBC story contains detail and can be found at:-

http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/8054940.stm

Fake Viagra is generally cheap and often dangerous. Reputable suppliers do not offer Kamagra.